Michel Kohanim

Hello patrick, The code snippet you have is NOT from ISY. And, unfortunately, ISY does not have that specific URL combination. You will need to use /services.wsdl. With kind regards, Michel

Mr. Copsetta, It could be very many things including Java/Windows 8 mismatch. And, in all likelihood, it could be the security settings. As we have not yet tested Windows 8, I do not think I can be of any further help. With kind regards, Michel

PLC_Guy, Do you have any programs that query and/or turn on/off all devices continuously? Also, you can look at your logs to see what those changes are. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Nuttycomputer, You are not alone. We have had so many others with the same exact issue. It's only isolated to 2441TH and not the Venstar thermostats. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Shawn, Unfortunately, I really cannot give an ETA mostly because of the current issues we are grappling with INSTEON and new devices. All I can say is that it has been tested and just requires the finishing touches after we are done with INSTEON updates. With kind regards, Michel

ds10, As LeeG suggested, your UPS (which are basically big transformers/batteries) must be plugged into our outlets through a Filter. If you are still having problems, please do contact our tech support (link below) and we'll do our best to help diagnose the issues. With kind regards, Michel

Hello snownh2o2, Excellent post and thanks so very much for sharing the details. I do not want to sound pessimistic but I really do think that you should get a new SD Card as the one you have is pretty old and has already been corrupted once. I have a feeling that it may crash again. As far as Locate Me, the service provider changed the URL ... this is fixed in the next beta. And, finally - and just for you reference - all your configuration information is stored on the SD Card and thus the changes to ports and passwords. Thanks again and with kind regards, Michel

Hi aLf, Any static address you have defined for any of your devices MUST be outside the DHCP range of the router otherwise there will be many intermittent issues especially when you are at home or when devices reboot. With kind regards, Michel

First of all, thanks so very much LeeG! nowandthen, run at startup does precisely what you wrote in your last post and LeeG helped verify. Would you be kind enough to let me know in what respect you would like us to chime in? hbsh01, Catch up schedules/grace period applies ONLY to programs that are time based. With kind regards, Michel

Hi tim2u, Unfortunately not. Here's a link to other things you can do: http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... _Variables With kind regards, Michel

Thanks so very much LeeG. I think there might lie at least one of the problems. With kind regards, Michel

Mr. Silva, I am so very sorry but it's basically impossible for ISY to support IRLinc TX with the new firmware. The APIs for the new IRLinc TX do not do what they are supposed to do ... once they are fixed, then ISY can support it. In the meantime, the only way is to downgrade the firmware on IRLinc TX. Or, if you wish, you could use the Network Module in combination with Global Caché products instead of IRLinc TX. With kind regards, Michel

aLf, As you might remember, ISY reported an IP conflict with something else on your network and precisely at the time that it rebooted from power outage. Have you figured out what else on your network might have a conflict with ISY? With kind regards, Michel

Hi LeeG, Thanks so very much. Can you tell me what's your TStat's version (as reported in ISY)? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Matt, I am afraid that your SD card is probably getting corrupted and hence all the problems. Please try the upgrade using httpS instead and see if that helps. If not, we might have to replace the SD card. Hopefully you have a good backup. With kind regards, Michel

Hi again, It all depends: the lower the strength the more the likelihood of hackers sniffing everything but the faster the connection time. The higher the strength, the lower the likelihood of hacking and, in the case of 2048 bits, it's rather impossible to crack the key without a super computer. But, the longer the connection times. You may want to ask iRule whether or not they support session resumption in SSL. With kind regards, Michel

Hello RichT99, Yes and unfortunately no. We still haven't been able to get this thermostat to report its status. Still consulting with SH to see what could cause it. Do you get status reports from the thermostat? With kind regards, Michel

Hello Steve, Please have him contact our tech support team and we'll be delighted to help him out. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Denenstein, From my experience, I have yet to see an installation take less time using crawl vs. starting fresh. The time you will spend in figuring out which scenes are supposed to do what and all associated inconsistencies is usually much more than if you start fresh. And, by the way, welcome to our world! With kind regards, Michel

Hello ds10, I am so very sorry to hear. One thing that I need to clarify is whether or not rebooting ISY fixes the problem (i.e. not rebooting the PLM)? If so, the problem could be the unit itself and not the PLM (though quite unlikely). Another question is whether or not you have any old INSTEON thermostats. And, finally - and when this happens - do you see INST-ACK in the Event Viewer? If so, then the problem is neither ISY nor the PLM but something is causing a major disturbance in INSTEON network. With kind regards, Michel

Hi rizast, That does make a lot more sense. Did you install a certificate in ISY and, if so, what's the key strength. For strength of 2048, it might take up to 10 seconds to make a connection. Normal SSL implementations do have session resumption algorithms which means that once a session is established, the connection time should drop down to less than a second (it will reuse session keys instead of generating one every time). It seems that iRule does not have session resumption routines. With kind regards, Michel

Hi rizast, Have you looked at your Error Log? This does not make any sense and thus I am sure it's something simple that we're overlooking. With kind regards, Michel

Hello pacificsloop, I am so very sorry to hear. Your unit should NOT lock up and thus the best thing to do would be to figure out why rather than using other methods to reboot it. What is your ISY's firmware version? When the unit locks up, do your programs still continue to run? Can you send your Error Log to support@universal-devices.com? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Candide, Irrigation requirement and water deficit do NOT mean that it rained a lot. They mean: water necessary based on water applied (sprinkler), rain, and a plethora of other conditions which contribute to the evaporation of water from soil. I think what you really need is a counter for rain today value. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Candide, I am so very sorry as I didn't understand your question properly. Irrigation requirement CANNOT be less than 0. Actually, in the code, if it's less than 0, we change it back to 0. With kind regards, Michel